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I hold no grudge against Kotlin as the language. But underlying platform ... I'd rather prefer for them to switch to some native thing. It is really depressing

by FpUser 7y ago

I hold no grudge against Kotlin as the language. But underlying platform ... I'd rather prefer for them to switch to some native thing. It is really depressing to compare situations when I could whip up high performance small native GUI application and that atrocious monstrosity called Android studio produces regurgitates fat resource hogs.

jrs95 7y ago
It seems pretty likely that Flutter become the preferred stack at some point in the future given that it's used as the primary UI toolkit for Fuschia. That is still probably a few years away though.
- izacus 7y ago
  This is as likely as Qt becoming a primary toolkit for Windows.